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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. O., 1 Q, m., Dec TO- 1887, For New England and Eastern New York: Warm CT, fair weather, followed by rain, light to fresh easterlY winds except in Vermont southerlX.
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Yeung musicians should call at Loomis Temple of Music and see the new musical composing game d9 St
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There is nothing lady appreciates more
 for a Christmas present than a silk dress We are headquarters. BOLTON & NEELY
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Poultry. Poultry.

A large lot coming in to-day. Prices ar, low. F. s. ANDREW 6 Co.,,
 d10 2t Center of City Market.
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15o robes, actual value $15, our price $4 98 They will not last long.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
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He Brought Excellent Endorsements.

He Brought Excellent Endorsements.
 J. V. D. Kelly, the man who eloped with a young Philadelphia girl, ,came to be employed at Bolton & Neely's from the fact that he presented excellent references, and the firm made other inquiries which resulted in high praise for Kelley. While in the employ of the irn he was very efficient and unassum- inO
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Take D. K. and be O. K. See ad. m7tf
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At Lewis Closing out Sale, $40 Chapel Street.
 Medlicott underwear reduced from $1 to 50c
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Full line Japanese rose jars. Full line cups and saucers at Bradley's, 968 Chapel street, one door above rink. d1O 2t Unprecedented Values in Kid Gloves.
 200 dozen four-button French kid gloves, with latest style embroidery, at 99c; actual value $50. All shades and sizes
 BOLTON 6 NEELY
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"Ch ChesGnuGS''-AVOih them if you wish to be free from the suffering they cause To cure aches, pains and lemeness, use the Compound Quinine Plasters. Sold by drug OiafH
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See Johnson & Brothers ad. on third page.
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Great Excitement In our Dress Good.
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FANCY GROCERIES. REASONABLE AND DESIRA BILE ARTICLES. Table Rsisins, New Paper Shell Almonds, Pulled Figs, Shelled Almonds for Salting French Prunes, Oitron, Orange and Lemon Stuffed Prunes, Peel, Erie and Camembert Cheese, Fruits Glace in cartons, Florida Oranges, Rowntree's English Chocolates, Florida Tanjarines.
 Imported Biscuits. Peaches and Figs in Brandy, Canned Plum Pudding, Green Turtle and Terrapin Soup. Finest Olive Oil,
 Bent's Water Crackers,
 Canton Ginger,
 Perry's Vegetables in glass,
 Fruit Cake in tins,
 Queen and Crescent
 [Olives. Imported Sauces and Condiments.
 Champagnes, Clarets, Wines. EDW. B. HALL 6 SON,
 ITO Chapel Street.
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At Lewis Closing Gut Sale. Hosiery reduced from $1 to 50o.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-10

At Lewis Closing out Sale. Very good scarfs two for 25c.
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Special 1ntices.
CARPETS UPHOLSTERY

Class, But Welcome All and
 FOR ALL.
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At Lewis Closing out Sale. Dents walking gloves $1.25.
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  and irresistible finding there reliable rprces


The vast establishment rongd purchasers promptly and without us to with the extraordinary rush every department
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PEshlNa1 COURT.


some important Decisions Rendered
by Ants High Tribunal Yesterday,
TYLER, Tex. Nov. 15.--Fivc cases
were acted upon by the supreme
court today with results in each case
MS indicates
Affirmed llsrkey VIZ. Cain, from
Hunt county; ilelpiu ". Shelter; the
Titus, Cleveland company vs., Sims,
from Navarro.
Reversed and rcmanded for appel
Ant-Ciiy of Austin V. Austin Coal
company, from Travis The judgment
rendered in the latter Gaze holds the
clause OF the ordinauCc OF the city OF
Austin which eXompts the property
OF the GGs Company, TO be void, and
dis-oives the Injunction restraining
Che collection Of same.
The case of Reeves county vs..
Hughes county watch was reported
bAck irCm atlirmaucA by the COmmis
siouers OF Appeals WAS disposed of
US recommended This was suit by
Reeves county, formerly part OF l'ecOs
county, to recover the latter taxes
colt cted by /, from citiHens, within
the territory Of the proposed new
county, between the passage of the
act creating the county of Reeves and
the time the county
organization was perfected. 1t was
alleged that PGcos WrOngtuily deci-
dcd ordering the election III Ihe
county and afterwards withheld the
certificate of election from the officers
elected and meanwhile continued TO
collect taxes as stated. The court
here holds that the action was not
maiutainAbc.
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FROM Nj lPisO.
"lN"f HrutniIy assaulted by
IOnl Inde-AennIOrN Wei

''nlS'er HrutniIy Assaulted by
root p"ds-Ncnator Vest
\ TASo, Tex, Nov 15.-There are
'rooer Of rough characters in the
VINO have come hither since the
'u' OF cold weather. a number
persons whose business delays
I ia'e q, night have been halted
'D' streets aud several have been
.u''9d and robbed OF their valua
Last night mt about
,le Rev. j, Easton Brown,
!. Guiy rec ntly came mere aud as
/ 'he p's'orate OF the Presbytc
turcl, was returning from a
! 9A friend. VIII rc,he had been
e. IN 'akjng less IN in Spanish.
n "ear the church in which he
T. IGN every sunday, he was AS
n ny Two men, who seized him
4 collar OF his overcoat aud
1 I.iIi on the head aud cut him
Nu!le on the right shoulder,
neck and SIX timos IN
Dreast' HIS hat also
r ,mo long slashes through
"o or the breast cuts
y @aeosh his oyercoat, dress coat
~ ana the knife evidently
Ca ~ hothe padding of his vest.
n ,p SeArs the marks of four scars
'4e forehead and one on the
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STREET NOTES.
as rhornIc> FuLtulEp.

uF rhorHEc> FuLtulEp'
N.H Ns ,gat IN -yirs msfs'
h1v ea'n ciiGi!e 'I.S.f Gt' ''S'
r.y 4,31,~" a. o. m,,G5orc Iow.
,.tcs-Iyis Thy fate ,...
t.. .woot W .,,. ,br td 1ta.
Y''''N''. Waco pai y Ecno'
..,,a kettle i.n-
,G,se .t.reca ding hot.
tulsy ,w921 oi me- mon aT'' his fSi lot.
\'Sp '6t'i'iIed.' The kettle rosred,
And bus sy Je'ieid IN h, p si.n
~ ,yt I, Lei eg In asain!''
rae eoqRR The n asi I out nv T 6us. ~
" II Won ~ mr. Ar, Completely blcd,
rs The bug ihat IL Wl Inc t naiv rch,
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rbe Waco DAILY Ltho suspehueu
.uhlirDtI9n with yesterdays issue
nr Mann, dentist, 1872 Austin Ave
-. ~, ,.our faith in union print
iu' no'
" =, ru.nce Makeig's court yesterday
IN ,', p,i suits were filed. John
ile l ['n.on v. James Mohair aud j.
y. i 'U"| i. u. Cranill vs. rutter
hoo'"''
IoW rlav and Ravlor cour
WI.otrs,'' ~ .t,rartino y. r,u,b if
ties 'e'in ~, .,,o ov I tLnn CaIitornia
not mor' "a Vvoarn gInd that ,hp tide
iu't now .,.;. d;rociinn H. indicates a
has e., j." =, ,", nni one INIT viii Mst
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TNW OWTCs.gE2 9 go On A VAsT

rIr+ unu.0a weakness of stomach ln1i-
POSITION. tiDutirF and orlrH'nu- ~ pH-
~ "a soothing and "u'nEththin2
uorNiur. fIt'rt. rrsriIrii"u i' que
DI|.H'l and .u,luthI" li hiiHt lnf "nI
-If..Ilg uDr.H.+ tNr.tah.Ntt, rrithiIi. j.
'.t.H-tYu, rr .1tYu. h5-i'nh. ~lh-n.-
Hnu other G..N,- lrg. nervous r'lnl'"u.
wuuuly 1910. HIlut upon lun', HWl uuI
.rsNic li-ou-- Of thr nuilh " lnluo-
refreshing sI,ep ana relieves mental amy
I'f' mi jn-nludNn.F
ID. Picrc,'s IHtoriir Prescription
j. q legitimate mcdicIHr, ,U 'uNr
compounded ty uu Experienced ana -nI.iiHt
Uhs-Io.rl iHd adapted tu woman p'IIntI'
ORGANIZATION. 40 i- uurly yD"rtuh.r ono i-
composition Wd perfectly harmless n t-
effects lu ANS condition Of tine system.
sEaVoritc Prescription " - posi-
tive cure for tue most complicated ud
ou-tuat" ca4s OF loucDrrholt. or white,
excessive flowing az monthly periods pniu-
ful WCn-truhtion, unnatural Supprefriuu-,
pr0lap-u4 or falling Of tho womb, weak
tack, female woakncss,' autrVcrsiuu, re-
trOycr-iOn, bcarug-duwu sensations, chrun-
ic congestion, Inflammation and ulccrutlon
Of the womb, inflammation, pain and ton
derncss in ovgres, accompanied with IN
tprnAl heat
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Oh xoBEL.
An Industrious German Farmer of
Madison County N>-a~Sinated

NAVAsoTA, Tex, Nov. l5.-News
reached this city this evening of the
foul and atrocious murder of Jacob
/)bel, an old and highly TT pectc2
citizen OF Madison county, who lives
about forty miles in the interior
saturday night he was called to
his door by an unknown party while
standing III the threshold and was
shot and mangled with buckshot.
The murder Is supposed TO have been
caused by evidence given by /obel
before the Madison county grand
Jury. The murderer Is still at large.
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4 BRAVE BOY.


TExARKANA, Ark, Nov l5.-Geo.
w. Russell, the most prominen; cot
ton planter in this county, was disem
boweled and fatally wounded by a
negro at his home at Garland City,
near here, at 10 o'clock this morning.
The twelve year old son of Mr.. Rus
sell got shot gun and fatally wound
ded the negro with buckshot.
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Under the above heading on the
first page of this issue We quote n
large list of special bargains a ladies'
cloaks, jackets and suits, every one of
these are genuine bargains and are re-
duced to the low figures quoted to in
crease the sales if this department; to
place before the people of Waco every
thing that is new aud stylish Gus we
do neCeseiIates "a very large and eX>
tensive stock aud the result is that
we have TO mark great many down
to prevent carrying over from one
season to the other, We nave now
inaugurated this great mark down
sale III our cloak and suit department
and ladies can look tor big bargains
from now until the end of the season.
We never do things by halves, and
once having decided to reduce stocks,
profits cut no figure with us. We have
decided to close out every cloak aud
suit on hand between now and the
end of the season and we are going
to do II, We have now gwen notice OF
our intention and it remains for our pa
irons to take advantage of our special
offerings and save money, some OF the
lots advertised this week are positive
~ one half of actual value price. Our
sale OF French psttern hats at half
prices sull continues aud special bar
gains are being offered sll over our
house. SANGER Bros.
No need OF wearing old clothing
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HE MILAN WAY.

''di DAIRY men save an Alteration
on the Avenue
~ alteration took place on Aus
avenue Yesterday afternoon be
Eeh Mr.. William Is. Montgomery,
H OF one of l.. b. Daughtrey's
wagons, aud Mr.. James L.
arson, proprietor of the South
dairy, IN which some vigorous
'Were exchanged. The difficulty
" out of differences over certain
somer' trade. Both partio> were
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nl THE klttNN ID.
bryAn. 7 Al Vaughn, Phila-
II Hardy. City depha
X Bmil5ci. Moore VI Beck, city
eur " v Evan, County
'arry Green, NY 4 CASTOR, Cd, cstou
William, ind wife, J II Majors, Eddy
'Cty b - Gtlriey Louisville
L. Fumer. paddcAh ) Buriugame TeXRrk
K Moran, II Louis ana
III Gordon, New MaX Ottlieb. Ntauta
eYofk Ike iiauscr, Dallas
] Uppeuhcimel, VIM Mao Jr. Atlanta
bNew YORK f. Harrig IN, city
M Hsrrig4n, iiy W : Cooiher, Dallas
N G spence, TcNar- W Hensley, 81 Louis
tils b Glsgon, Hull, Eng
l1b Bray, Bamlyhau. land
EEorkshire, England j f Hammond, Roches
III Fsnton Texas ter, New York
B ksne Palestine J A heating, Chicago
Gordon Rlcnm'd h + Rasin, Pittsburg
&c Jennings, CleNc J | Deunis, Temple
.G,O. W T Strong Temple
earch, Calvert Jake Saper, Nav Orleans
se9son, Gatesyille : Jennings, Gatesville
Holm, Corel Perry Green, County
Gshorh, Corsicsna Allen West, city.
PACIFIC HOTEL.
lsTn,N City JsLevy. City
Stanford aud Jno ! McCabe, Phiadel
M Reilly. rhua Geo S1 Z buuin, Decatur,
tspha Alabama
~ C'0mmcltn Ala W h FiukS, Omaha
tans NJ b RJggles, New ork
White View York w u White, New York
tise McManus and W G. Cheesborrough, 81
~, lllluois Louis
Loeb, CINCINNATI 4 Strauss, Cincinnati
sAille, Louis 81 Thornton, Galveston
,peyer, st Louis W Powell, Albany
KYLE, City b Cargill, ity
10Y den, Marlin Vim l. Hallpike, City
eddie, city II VI Warren. City
tnruard, san Ar c WashburD, ST l., A
fl0 & TRR
srnsps, : Louis DrRalph steiner, Austin
Miller. - Louis q ID Critycr. TT Scott
TX BONO, Dallas IhoS Long, Houston
H Anlersop, WHIa- l. Longley, 81 Louis
uyseRle Mclaughlin Boston
~ chDenseu, Kan W = Anawalt, Mount
pC Wy ernon
M ieeh City A J Fay, Dallas
tNuAlag. PHes- VI Halscll, city
r ) Peucos, New York
Anos d hossou, Sal : Perry, Fort Worth
W. VI EFT Ambel. Texas
lii ~ !uWsFd, City lis Leversedge, Dallas
kior;' Iiuef' guy Meredith A sullivan,
|iwa' raw Ci:y City,
'e"'ufs Civ We DOYLE, Memphis
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EXPERIENCE.

IN pregnancy, 1Norto Prescription
is 10 WDihDr7 trulIIl relieving nauscii,
weakness 90 stomach and other distressing
symptoms common a. that condition III
l- uF b. krpi up Iu tnr mttrr months OF
.natt.lnn. % no pf0 rW'- ihn system Tor de-
livery HH tu greatly i'f-ru. ana many times
almost ,uury do uWh} with the sulicrings
Ot iMif fr'lUg urAtul.
"EuVoritc Irr.cripti On," when taken
on couu,Dtiuu Hltu the u4 ~ DR.. picrrc's
Golden Medical discovery, ana small aNi-
tt., IU-t- 90 br lI,tDD- ruuuuyc Pellets
laUt ltcr Pills, rur"e lavor, Kidney aud
Bladder diseases. Their combined us6 also
rDuul.. blood iWuts. lud uholishcs cin-
o.fuu- ana scruiulou- huiuors from the
r}-tptu.
"iavOritc Prescription is the only
medicine lor women cold, hy druEgists.
under a positive guarantee, from tho
manufacturers, that 10 Wll give s1tisfao
ton 30 every cis", or money viii bc nc
funded. 1hS guarantee huA been printc
uu the bottlc-wrappcr, and faithfully car,
rird out for many years. Large bottles
go doses 500, or siX bottles for
$500.
~ send ten cents In stampa for DR..
Plcrcos mrRc. illustrated Treatise Q6Q
pages on Diseases of Women.
IA CgR vain sir.et HIfEEAEn NJ "
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Don't hawk, and blow, and spit
but Use DR.. Sage's CaIarrh Remedy.
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neck aud the heel of the left shoe was
wreuched oil Although severely
stunned by the blows received aud
looking ike defeated pugi
list, the young minister was
seen on the street today
and narrated his adventure to his
friends. Owing 70 the darkness of
the right he il unable to give any
description Of the villains who as
saulteG him
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No need OF wearing old clothing
while you can buy suits ut Z
Ro0inson's sacrifice sale for less than
the value of the cloth.
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br Sngc's Catarrh I
hove 1t tn be- tho d
'urrd, and one hn-
astounding results a.
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TIE GREATEST
| EARTHLY Boon.

The Favpritr prc~oril
poor suffering women.
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Eli huBmHs. Ruudp p. o.. Columbia CO.,
Pc, says My daughter had cntarrh when
she was tvc years old, very badly. | saw
Dr. SHEc,s 'uiarrh Kennedy advertised, and
procured bottle for her, mud soon saw
thnt 1t helped her, third bottle effected
She ID now rlghtrcn yrMrs Old and sound
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-10

have all algag been his worst enemies,
seem likely to end by making him the
most unpopular NAN in tine country. As
To the Boulapgist war song, En- R.ven-
ant de La Rsyue," ii hes become q
standing joke. a tflyesty OF the famous
composition, arranged as o funeral
march, Is being privately played with
great success In luuious. Ihe eHect ls
eaiu to be ~lugubrltus, like the present
turn III the gallant generals tort1HcH.
The death aud burial oil Victor NIchO-
las Rsnbsaet, Yloomte de Estemburgh,
best known oil late years as Duke de
Gam poselIee, has removed n of the
must. curious figures OF Paris. The duke
can hardly he said to have ever played q
great part in The social world, HIS mar
rage with the wealthy WIDOW singer has
made people foigetfnl of hIs handle
origin, aud though he had spent q for
tune trying to get himself accepted by
society he had never really got mnch
beyond the fringe of 1t. The funeral SER
vice Was celebrated at the church OF st.
IPlerfe de Chalilott where only i've vi Gas
ago Miss WiuAretta, the singer was mar-
r,ed to Prln g de Seeymon Belisro. Few
OF those who were 10 prompt TO respond
to invitations to the lead mans letes
and concerts, thought it worth while to
attend his funeral.
The church WAS handsomely dfhped
III black and silver hansings, each arcn
III the aisles beng separated by o com
positlce Of his arms. three lions rumpant
above . knights casque and q sword
pointing upwards, the lofty c%atafalque
occupied the center OF the church and
around 1T burnt four silver torches
which threw o green hickering light III :
on the scene. Among those. presenS
were members of thsl Italian musical
society whom the dead duke, mindful OF
bis artistic orgln, had often assisted
with money. On theb bier lay y huge
black and white wreath relieved by the.
Italian colers and Tyre. Besides this an
enormous number of wreaths of floral
tributes adorned the hearse. After
solemn music was sung the bier was tenn
porarily deposited in the vault, pending
its final interment at b%lossviile,
near Tronville, the dukes summer resi-
dence. The chief monrne wa Mr..
Franklin, the singer, on whose right
was noticed tae Marques de ThenIres,
on his left the Oomts de Dognon, who
came all the way from Milan for she
ceremony. Scattered here and there
we've Nine dc Earia, M. Won de Einen,
director of the Brusse conservative.
Several musicians widows were too over.
come by grief to be present. The
prominent feature of the funeral process.
sion was dukes footman bearing his
masters cooked hat aud cushion on
which we're dukes star orders. The
dead mans end is said tohave been hast
ened by a cruel trick of his enemies,
who it appears, six weeks ago sent an
enploye of Pompes Fanebres to his
house to take measurements for his
coffin. The duke was then suffering
from o serious illness.
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PARIsiAN AFFAIRS.

a. nHREa - ENN.4.
The Mobilization Experimentation
and Funeral ola Noted Erenchman.
Paris correspondence Omaha Bee:
The continued success OF o mobilization
experiment is still filling the hearts oil
tdl French patriots with exultation.
Each telegram from the .'seat OF war" is
read with feelings ofFpride and satisfac-
ton. The general relief felt is dol,bted
by the hostile criticisms Of the German
papers, some OF which persist in regard
ing the whole experiment as . prearrsnz-
ed comedy and IA. Laqueure, q hot.
headed young radical member OF the
house OF Deputies, who, carried away by
his personal friendship for Boulaneer.
had been imprudent enough to telegraph
an injurious comment on the mobiliza-
tion TO o journalistic friend, has. been
roughly handled in the columns OF al
o every French paper regardless of
party distinction. Here and there, OF
course, flaws and shortcomings have
been noticed in the execution OF the mill.
tary plans Ut the seventeenth army CORDS.
From time to tune some petty major is
found to be unequal to the demands
mads upon him for troops. Now and again,
g slight delay occurs IN loading or I'M
loading trains with the.. lsus freight,
and occasionally q spy 10 caught
taking notes OF trans, Rhine ~ trans-
Alpine neighsors, u t.yery rarely. These
acoidents only make the general success
OF the mobilization more stylking. Out
OF q t0saI, roughly estimated at So, 600
men liable to serve, the seventeenth
army corps statistics published show
thst between $4,000 end $4,000 are
actually now doing duty. Taking all
things into consideration, this is q result
OF which France may we'll be proud,
1t is suggested that henoeforth spies
should not osilv be exempted from ar
rest, but allowed to feast their eyes up-l
on the magnificent spectacle OF French
military equipment.
Poor General B~oulanGsr's friends, who
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of Swifta Specific as q
remedy and cure for rheumatism md all blood dis
eases. has never had a more conspicuous illustration
than this case affords. The candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by the venerable gensle-
man must be accepted as convincing and conclusive.
Tho writer is a prominent citizen Of mississippi, The
gentleman to whom Mr. Martin refers, and to whom
he is indebted for the advice to which he owes his
final relief from years OF suffering, Is ar. King. for
many gears the popular night clerk OF the Lawrence
House. at Jackson.
jackson, Miss, April 90, 1887.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
6entiemes,-I have been an invalid pensioner for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases In the Mexican War. but not TIL the list of
March, 1875, did Ifeetany symptoms. of rheumatism.
Qnthat Day was auddenly stricken with that dis.
ease in beth hips and ankles. For twenty days I
walked on clutches. Then the pain was less violent,
b q t y shiIs Si.a 159m i siIsa t. IL 5oi at. J,as w e * | you'd d
the other. The pain mover loft me.a moment for
f fs.s, Wien Eearf 1 a was sS afss @ sfsaaHs a.h sa 4 sFo% ni :, sss /.
ssheaI wssetIred. During these eleyen years Of In.
a resisS ya pS srGe SsGsalSS nt sna srlsa sy,srssshIins, saE.
tssrnaixI z an not award 81 Il. Finally, about the
iatss sps sspss q srk ! %ass s as~sfnss aaspsire e s gs to eas the
other remedy, when I accidentally met an old ac-
u es this ely. IL, had aadae enc ao see 81 q aa Great aaw snrsner h srom
rheam nat. end, as ] supposed, hsd been cured
told me that his visit to the Hot Springs was In vain
he found no relief. On his return from HotS Springs
Tor rheumatism. Hs tried Il and sig bottles made q
fSelha las had d9 no returns ssnss Of t gea dis eaxs passed SINCE but
Immediately returned to try Il. In September I
took four bottles, and by the first Of october I was
well-as. far as the rheumatism was concerned. All
pain had disappeared, and / HAyE not FELT A TwtSaR
y have no Interest In making this statement ether
fnnn the hope that tniny direct Aolne othersufferer
am vel rewarded for my trouble. ! am very re
J. nj. II. MARTIN.
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The Center OF the United states.

Chicago Tribune: An army officer
now in Chicago asked the other day !:
"Do You know where the exao
geographical center of the United
States is? Never thought anything
about it, probablya Well, ITS marked
by 9 ~grave-that OF Maj. Ogden of the
United States army, who died. at Fort
Riley, Kan, in 1856, during the cholera
epidemic of that. . Maj. Ogden's
remains were after wards removed to
Fort L~eavenworth and buried in the
national cemetery there, but his monu-
ment still stands on knoll o little to-
the northwest of the post-Fort Riley
and il lifts its head to the clouds in the
exact geographical center OF the United
States. This isn't o conceit; it's afact,
though probably of the hundreds OF men
nov Of, the fort not one in q hundred
ever stops to think about. Fort Riley,
lie . lew miles east of junction City
Kan , and is QUE Of the most important
cavalry posts in the country"